Production: Shaugh Tunnel - Part One
Duration: 1hr 10mins approx.
Viewing Date: Available now to watch on Blip.tv (Flash Player), VehoTV or through Windows Media Player
Cost: Free
Synopsis: Now a cycle path, Shaugh Tunnel was once part of the Great Western line from Plymouth to Launceston which closed in 1962. Funded by Lord Morely, Shaugh Tunnel was built in the 1850's by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and is 281m long. There are many stories surrounding this tunnel and people have reported strange things happening to them as they travel through. Stones have been thrown at them, voices can be heard and an ear piercing scream has sent many people fleeing from the tunnel in fear. Pulse-tv bring to you a two part production of this rather spooky location.

Also in Production is a series of videos brought to you from the beautiful but mysterious Dartmoor in Devon, England.

The aim of this project is to bring to life some of the most well known Dartmoor Legends, and the personal stories from the people who have lived around them for many years.

The first one is The Legendary Trail which follows a route directly through the centre of Dartmoor starting at the Dewerstone Rock and the legend of The Wild Hunt where it is alleged the evil Dewer and his Whist Hounds have driven many a poor soul lost on the moor, to their death over the cliff edge. You can follow the progress of this project here.

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